review

Ibram X. Kendi on Race Relations in America: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly

Ibram X. Kendi’s works are widely read, celebrated, and no doubt quite influential. But are they helpful or grounded in reality?

Brent Aucoin

How Should Christians Consume the News? A Review of ‘Reading the Times’ by Jeffrey Bilbro

By Nathaniel Williams Right now, your pocket is probably buzzing with a notification on your phone. Cable news […]

Nathaniel D. Williams

Ken Keathley: How the Christian Revolution Remade the World

Professors at Southeastern Seminary are always reading new books. Center for Faith and Culture Director Ken Keathley is no different — and […]

Ken Keathley

We Become What We ‘Like’: A Review of ’12 Ways Your Phone Is Changing You’ by Tony Reinke

By Jeff Mingee Almost everyone has a smartphone. And almost everyone is becoming more dependent on it with […]

Jeff Mingee

Thinking Critically About Our Devices: A Review of ‘My Tech-Wise Life’ by Amy and Andy Crouch

By Jeff Mingee If your children wrote a book about your family’s digital habits, what would they write? […]

Jeff Mingee

Want to Be Like Charles Spurgeon? Be Humble. Be Prayerful.

By Cody Cunningham I recently finished Arnold Dallimore’s biography of Charles Spurgeon, the Baptist preacher known as the “Prince […]

Cody Cunningham

We Need Solitude. We Need Community. | A Review of ‘The Rhythm of the Christian Life’

By Alysha Clark In recent years evangelicals have started placing more emphasis on Christian rhythms and daily liturgies. […]

Alysha Clark